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A stunning book to enjoy with tears in your heart and a sigh in your soul. Here is proof indeed that love can heal and transform. Our tough, darkish, proud hero, Sebastian Reyne, has suffered terribly. As a child his uncaring blue-blood family abandoned him and his sisters and brother to a terrible workhouse fate – and worse. Now the young girls don’t trust anyone and Sebastian is in shocking emotional distress. The distrusting elder sister wears a knife strapped to her thigh; the younger one is completely mute from her traumas. Sebastian is desperately tormented he wasn’t able to save them from dire events when he was twelve. In his terrible angst he now wants to ‘fix things’. He decides to find a wife to look over his motherless sisters, so they can be a proper family once again. He picks out a Sensible Potential, but somehow that gets shoved aside when Hope Merridew explodes into his world.
Sweet, beautiful, immensely soft, very kissable and the stuff of all his male fantasies, Hope seems so wrong for him that he stubbornly persists in resisting her charms. After all, what would she know of caring for traumatized children? Oho. We know how wrong Sebastian is about Hope, don’t we? Remember her ghastly, wicked grandfather from The Perfect Rake? {shudder!} Then again, it’s always the strong, dark heroes that fall the hardest, isn’t it? So wonderful to read as they come to their desperate knees... Besides Sebastian and Hope’s tender, startled romance, there are more delights with several charming secondary romances. Honestly, there’s so much lovely romance bursting forth you’ll be swooning! And the significance of The Perfect Waltz will make you sigh… Oohhhhhh…… Bravo, Anne Gracie. Another keeper for us all. |
| Book Format: Paperback |
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